quiz 1 unit 7

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What document addressed issues that concerned women in 1848?

"Declaration of Sentiments"

Who were TWO former slaves that added their voices to the abolitionist movement?

- Frederick Douglass - Harriet Tubman

The TWO groups that became a powerful voice in the revival movement were the ___ and the ___.

- Methodists - Baptists

In order to see the increase in voters between 1824 and 1840, indicate the number of men that voted in each year.

27 - 1824 55 - 1828 70 - 1840

___ led the Mormon church to Utah.

Brigham Young

___ meetings were an important part of the revival movement.

Camp

Evangelist ___ preached with excitement and enthusiasm and influenced future evangelists.

Charles Finney

Who was responsible for the reform of the care of the mentally ill in the United States?

Dorothea Dix

What abolitionist lost his life in a violent attack on his printing business?

Elijah P. Lovejoy

Charles Finney has been called the "___."

Father of Modern Revivalism

Jolly Flatboatman

George Caleb Bingham

Why did Henry David Thoreau refuse to pay taxes for six years?

He believed that paying taxes to support slavery and war was wrong.

Explain how James Fenimore Cooper's works connected the fine arts with changes in the American way of life.

His books about America's westward expansion and the Indians were the first western novels.

The ___ included artists who painted landscapes showing that men and nature could co-exist.

Hudson River School

The Last of the Mohicans

James Fenimore Cooper

___ was the founder of the Mormon church.

Joseph Smith

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Mark Twain

The "___" was an attempt to exterminate Mormons from Missouri.

Mormon War of 1838

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is also called the ___.

Mormons

The House of Seven Gables

Nathaniel Hawthorne

An American Dictionary of the English Language

Noah Webster

___ published the first speller for American English.

Noah Webster

The revival movement of the early 1800s was called the ___.

Second Great Awakening

What was the basic idea of perfectionism?

The basic idea was that many people would be saved, that this would lead to a reformation of society at large, and that this steady improvement of the culture would lead to the return of Jesus Christ.

How did most Americans want to see slavery end?

They wanted it to end peacefully.

The Oxbow

Thomas Cole

The ___ believed that God was in nature, but that God was not involved personally with men.

Transcendentalists

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

Washington Irving

What were THREE areas of reform that became women's issues?

abolitionism, temperance, prison and mental health reform

characterized by treating others unkindly or badly

abuse

Europeans had little respect for Americans in the area of ___.

all of these

___ were founded by those trying to "boost" their towns.

colleges

money given or received for services provided or for losses suffered

compensation

the state of being complicated or difficult

complexity

complete; inclusive of everything

comprehensive

Washington Irving desired to protect authors through ___ laws.

copyright

the conversation between characters in a book or movie

dialogue

having to do with the nature of God

divine

great in amount and broad in scope

extensive

to get rid of completely

exterminate

What group of men had seldom been given the right to vote?

free black men

having an unsound mind; mentally ill

insane

the placing of something into circulation or public use

issuance

What type of institutions were reformed because of the reform movement?

mental institutions, prisons

placed into the ministry

ordained

a doctrine or philosophy stating that a state of perfection can be reached

perfectionism

the practice of having multiple spouses at the same time

polygamy

The Mormons believed in -------- , or plural marriages at the same time, and other -------- practices.

polygamy, radical

After the Revolutionary War, some states began to build ___.

public schools

extreme; far from normal

radical

to bring to a better form or state

reform

the act or process of bringing something back to a better state or condition

restoration

Revivalists prayed that churches would be ___ spiritually and return to biblical teaching.

restored

a time of spiritual awakening; a turning back to God

revival

extremely bitter or severe

scathing

Which movement led to the temporary suspension of alcoholic beverages in Maine?

temperance

total commitment to abstaining from the use of alcoholic beverages

temperance

What requirement concerning voting was given up in 1825?

the property requirement

What group of citizens had never been given the right to vote?

women

Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote about religion, freedom, and ___.

women's issues


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